Make & Take: Sewing Workshop
Beginner-friendly hands-on sewing session with instructor Vanessa — pick a small project and leave with something handmade.
Make & Take: Sewing Workshop is an in-person event. Come sew, create, and make something to take with you!
Curious about sewing but not ready to commit to a big project? Or just want a fun, creative night out where you actually make something ? This hands-on Make and Take Sewing Workshop is the perfect low-pressure intro to sewing machine magic, guided by expert instructor Vanessa of Ronkita Design .
✨ What You'll Do Learn the basics of using a sewing machine in a friendly, supportive setting Choose one project to make at the start of class: Small Tote Bag Drink Cozy Drink Coasters Bookmark Scrunchie Practice foundational sewing skills you can build on at home Leave with a finished, functional project you made yourself
🧵 All Materials Provided Sewing machines ready to go Fabric, thread, and all necessary tools Step-by-step instruction and guidance throughout class No experience required. Just show up ready to try something new.
👥 Who Can Join? Adults ages 18+ Absolute beginners welcome Perfect for anyone who wants a taste of sewing or a relaxed creative experience
🧃 Additional Details Only 5 seats available to allow for plenty of one-on-one help BYOB welcome: bring your favorite snacks or beverage Held at Make at Rosie , with free parking and air-conditioned comfort
🌈 Why Join? This workshop is all about confidence, creativity, and doing something with your hands in a supportive space. You'll learn a new skill, meet fellow makers, and head home with something useful and handmade. Grab a spot and stitch something awesome.
🌸 About Your Instructor Vanessa of Ronkita Design has over 20 years of experience teaching sewing to kids and adults of all skill levels. She teaches locally in Austin and virtually nationwide, is a sewing instructor at Austin Community College, and serves on the Fashion Design Advisory Committee. A full-time designer and seamstress, Vanessa works across fashion, adaptable clothing, wearable tech, decor, and accessories. She also speaks conversational Spanish, French, and Ukrainian, creating a welcoming learning environment for students from all backgrounds.